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A Concise Guide to Hotel Inventory Management

InnQuest

It involves tracking and controlling inventory in real-time, making informed decisions on pricing, room allocation and availability, and ensuring that the right resources are available at the right time. Effective management ensures that rooms are allocated efficiently and priced competitively. Maintenance and scheduling are crucial.

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Menu Engineering: The Secret to Maximum Profitability

Modern Restaurant Management

When introducing new menu items to a menu category, they must be priced at the average profit from that menu category + the recipe cost of goods sold (COGS), and then rounded off to the next half dollar. Round up to the next half dollar and the menu price should be set at $12.50 to ensure you haven’t compromised profitability.

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RBH: A push into the luxury market

Hotel Owner

Almost all of our hotels are still on fixed price energy contracts, which were put in place prior to the dramatic increases we saw earlier this year, which has meant they have been protected for now. Ultimately, we see the cost-of-living crisis as an impact on the P&L through numerous costs inflating – be that food, beverage, linen etc.,

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Understanding Restaurant Finances & Financial Statements in 2024

7 Shifts

Components of a restaurant’s financial report The food and beverage sales report, prime costs report, inventory report, profit and loss (P&L) statement, and cash flow statement are all critical components of a restaurant's financial management. This way, you can decide whether you need to raise your prices or not.

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Understanding inventory and supply chain management

Les Roches

This includes food, beverages, linens, toiletries and other items and means coordinating with suppliers to achieve timely delivery and quality standards. In hospitality, inventory and supply chain management involves handling, getting, storing and distributing the goods needed for operating hotels, restaurants and other venues.

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Web Exclusive: Danny Py shares F&B insight

Hotel Business

Inflation and the cost of food/beverage are the highest I have seen over the last year. Paying folks higher wages from the farm or field producer to the table is also pushing prices higher. Still, sometimes an issue is supply chain and disruption that may cause a menu or simply getting new China or glass in a timely manner.

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4 Proven Strategies Operators in Saudi Arabia Must Know To Grow Their Restaurant Profit Margin

The Restaurant Times

Gross Revenue is the sales revenue generated by selling food, beverages, and merchandise plus additional gains, i.e., income from a transaction that doesn’t come from regular business operations. This includes the cost of ingredients, rent, equipment, depreciation, interest and taxes, repairs, wages, utilities, and maintenance.